Welcome to the holiday region Heidiland in Eastern Switzerland

Information about Corona virus

The well-being of our guests and employees always comes first. In order for you to enjoy your vacation or excursion to the maximum, we have compiled the most important information for your stay.

For detailed information on the current situation, please refer to the official information from the Federal Office of Public Health (FOPH) and the cantons of Graubünden (website in German) and St. Gallen (website in German).

FAQ about Corona virus

Do I have to wear a mask on a mountain railway/ship?

Tourist transport companies such as mountain railroads or ships are obliged to wear masks. This also applies to the access points of public transport such as mountain railway stations, landing stages or platforms. Excluded from this are children up to 12 years of age and persons who cannot wear face masks for special reasons, especially medical ones.

Last update on 10-20-2020 by Olga Shostak.

Do I have to expect travel restrictions to Switzerland?

There is a reporting and quarantine obligation for those entering the country. Persons who have stayed in a state or area with an increased risk of infection and then enter Switzerland must be placed in quarantine. Further information on this subject can be found on the website of the BAG.

Last update on 10-16-2020 by Olga Shostak.

What regulations apply to leisure facilities, restaurants & bars open?

In catering establishments, guests may only consume beverages and food while seated. This also applies to bars and clubs. In the canton of St. Gallen, there is also a general ban on dancing in public places such as clubs or bars. Newly, in restaurant businesses including bars and clubs, the contact details of only one person must be included (applies to families or other groups with people known to each other). Masks are compulsory in all public places such as stores, shopping centers, post offices, museums, cinemas, hotels or restaurants.

Last update on 10-20-2020 by Olga Shostak.

Are hotels and other accommodations open?

Hotels and accommodations such as holiday apartments or campsites are open. It is advisable to contact the respective company directly on site and find out about any restrictions.

Last update on 06-22-2020 by Olga Shostak.

Are events permitted?

Events require a protection concept, the rules of distance and hygiene measures must be observed and masks must be worn. Spontaneous gatherings of more than 15 people are prohibited in public spaces. Which events will be held can be seen in the event calendar.

Last update on 10-20-2020 by Olga Shostak.

What about my already booked trip?

In case of cancellations and possible cancellation costs, we ask you to contact the landlord/landlady directly. The insurance benefits and insurance cover must be clarified in each individual case. We also refer you to the information provided by the industry association Hotelleriesuisse.

Last update on 04-02-2020 by Olga Shostak.

Are the Heidiland tourist offices open?

The Heidiland tourist offices in Bad Ragaz and Flumserberg are open. The team at the headquarter can also be reached during usual business hours.

Last update on 09-30-2020 by Olga Shostak.

Leisure paradise in Eastern Switzerland

Clear air, impressive mountains, deep blue lakes and above all the Heidi myth, which has retained its great magic: In the holiday region Heidiland, Lake Walen with Churfirsten, the summer and winter sports areas Flumserberg and Pizol, the Sarganserland with its side valleys and the vineyards of the Bündner Herrschaft form the backdrop for recreational experiences with added value. The tourism region in the border region of the cantons of St. Gallen and Graubünden can be reached via motorways or by train from Zurich or Lake Constance within one hour.

Families immerse themselves in the world of Heidi and Peter at the original site of Heidi history, active guests are on their way between lake and mountain with a hiking backpack or mountain bike or regenerate in the health resort Bad Ragaz. Wine staggers, over a dozen gourmet restaurants and local culture await connoisseurs. In the cold season, the winter sport areas of Flumserberg and Pizol with over 100 km of slopes are a delight.

9 reasons to travel to Heidi's homeland

From the deep blue of Lake Walen to the world health resort Bad Ragaz: You must have seen these highlights.

9 reasons

Our leisure themes

Hiking, biking, wellness, culinary delights, family and winter experiences: With us the possibilities are numerous. We'll show you everything you can expect.